Jesus Christ, whom I love, is my Lord and Savior. I bow to no spirit, government, religion, authority, ideology or person...I shall only bow before Him.
Thank the jews. They probably told Muhammad about this. Leviticus prohibited pork over 1,000 years before the Quran. Jewish communities lived in Arabia during Muhammad’s lifetime. Did Islam inherit this prohibition from Jewish tradition? I think so as it is historically plausible, but unproven.
Muslims,
The Bible teaches that God does not lie (Numbers 23:19) and warns against a different gospel (Galatians 1:8). If the Bible's revelation is true, a later revelation contradicting God's Truth cannot also be true in the same sense. Both claims cannot be right. How do you reconcile this contradiction?
Classification: Conflicting claims about salvation
Islam teaches that Muhammad must be accepted as God’s messenger. Jesus declared, “I am the way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:6, NKJV) which does not mean accepting Muhammad. These religions offer conflicting accounts of God’s requirements. Both cannot be true at the same time where their claims directly contradict each other. Who is false the prophet? If you assert that Jesus words were changed later, you must prove that claim to be beleived.
Sorry Naomi, but I do not agree that Anti-semitism and anti-Zionism are synonymous. The IHRA working definition recognizes that antisemitism can target Israel as a Jewish collective, but explicitly states that criticism of Israel comparable to criticism of other countries is not antisemitic.
The Jerusalem Declaration likewise distinguishes anti-Jewish prejudice from political opposition to Zionism.
Opposing Zionism does not automatically mean hating Jews. Blaming Jews collectively, promoting anti-Jewish conspiracies, or discriminating against Jews because of Israel does constitute antisemitism.
Sources: IHRA — https://t.co/A8JpdQ6np8 | JDA — https://t.co/FPuHdGGP9j
Classification: Unsupported absolute claim + historical oversimplification
With respect, no religion’s teachings guarantee that its followers are free from racism. Islam teaches that people come from different nations and tribes (Quran 49:13), yet racial discrimination has existed in Muslim-majority societies. **Claiming racism does not exist in Islam ignores history and confuses religious ideals with human behavior.**
FYI sir...there is this thing called the internet and now we have A.I. and folks can fact check everything you say these days.
Classification: Misrepresentation of grace + false dilemma
With respect, salvation isn’t earned by good deeds; it’s received by grace through faith (Ephesians 2:8–9, NKJV). Genuine repentance means turning from sin, not merely claiming faith. We’ve all sinned (Romans 3:23), so none of us (including you) should presume to speak for God or declare His final judgment on others, take the day off.
@Boss_Aleeyu Sorry for you brother...I advise leaving Islam if you can do so safely. Then you may exercise your Free Will to worship whoever you want including Jesus.. and even he does not force you too.
Classification: Theological disagreement + defense of open debate
With respect, the Bible identifies Jesus as the Son of God (John 20:31, NKJV), and Thomas called Him “My Lord and my God!” (John 20:28). Islam teaches otherwise, but disagreement is not a reason to silence discussion.
X is a platform for open debate and free expression, not a place to police others’ speech simply because their beliefs differ. If you post your beliefs publicly, be prepared for honest questions and respectful disagreement. You dont get to control the thoughts and actions of others here.
Classification: Counterexamples + documented corruption and moral policing
If Islam can fix degeneracy and corruption, consider the record of governments claiming to enforce Islamic law. In Iran, women have faced arrest and abuse for violating compulsory hijab rules, while authorities have used flogging and other severe punishments. In Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, people have been detained or publicly lashed for alleged moral offenses, including adultery. Saudi Arabia’s own anti-corruption authority has investigated and arrested officials over bribery and abuse of power.
These examples do not define all Muslims, but they show that invoking Allah or enforcing religious rules does not automatically eliminate corruption, abuse, or injustice.
Classification: Historical anachronism + misrepresentation of Scripture
With respect, Matthew 26:39 (NKJV) says: “He went a little farther and fell on His face, and prayed, saying, ‘O My Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass from Me; nevertheless, not as I will, but as You will.’” Jesus prayed as a Jew before His arrest and crucifixion.
Islam emerged a full six centuries later. For conext, thats like Muhammad preaching today while Jesus was preaching in the 1400's...AND Muhammad still couldnt get his facts straight about the biblical account.
The Quran denies His divine Sonship (4:171), while Scripture declares Him the Son of God (John 20:31) and King of kings (Revelation 19:16). **Prostration doesn’t make Jesus a Muslim.**
And Btw, Holding up a random cardboard sign with a wild claim does not make it true. You actually have to prove your claims. Where is your evidence?
@samueleyekosi With respect, why don't you pray sincerely and ask him yourself friend. Seems like a great question. Please let us know what he tells you.
Classification: Historical reality + distinction between Jesus’ teaching and human conduct
With respect, the short answer is because humans are sinful creatures easily tempted by malevolent spirits, worldly influences and carnal desires. The long answer...Jesus taught His followers to love their enemies and turn the other cheek (Matthew 5:39, 44, NKJV). The Crusades, inquisitions, and colonial wars reflect human actions, not proof that Jesus taught violence. Scripture itself acknowledges humanity’s fallen nature and the power of sin. I invite you to study Genesis 3 and Romans 5:12–19 to understand the Fall of Man and the origin of sin—and why people often fail to live by God’s standard. We must judge Jesus’ teachings by what He taught, not by every act committed in His name.
Classification: Argument from silence + consistent historical scrutiny
With respect, the Gospels don’t claim Jesus wrote nothing; they simply don’t record Him authoring a book. John 8:6–8 even describes Him writing on the ground, though not what He wrote. Jesus taught orally and commissioned His disciples to spread His message.
For intellectual honesty, shouldn’t we ask the same question about Muhammad? Why didn’t he personally write the Quran, which was compiled from revelations preserved by others? If oral transmission doesn’t automatically discredit one figure, it shouldn’t automatically discredit the other. We should examine the historical evidence for both.